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Cell Retention Diptube
Cell Retention Diptube 289mm, white background
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The Cell Retention Diptube is an optional bioreactor accessory, designed to simplify medium exchange and perfusion. It contains a filter element that allows used medium from the culture to be removed through the Cell Retention Diptube while retaining cell aggregates and microcarrieres. The Cell Retention Diptube is a single-use accessory. It is delivered pre-irradiated and ready to use.追加でダウンロードできる材料がありますこのページの最後に
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製品情報
The Cell Retention Diptube contains a filter element made of precision-woven monofilament fabric. It is available in two mesh sizes (30 µm and 100 µm) and three lengths to accomodate BioBLU® Single-Use Bioreactors of different sizes. The Cell Retention Diptube is inserted into the bioreactor via a Pg 13.5 headplate port.
アプリケーション
- Medium exchange and perfusion applications
- Retaining cell aggregates and microcarriers
特徴
- Pre-irradiated and single-use
- Available with mesh sizes of 30 µm and 100 µm
- Different lenght versions, compatible with BioBLU 1c, BioBLU 3c, and BioBLU 10c Single-Use Bioreactors